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The phrase "analyses focused on the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specific studies or evaluations that concentrate on a particular subject or aspect.
Example: "The research included several analyses focused on the impact of climate change on biodiversity."
Alternatives: "studies centered on the" or "evaluations aimed at the".
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Qualitative analyses focused on the domains within the ARRM that contribute to one's initial commitment.
Analyses focused on the data set of patients who received at least one injection session.
The thermal hydraulic analyses focused on the experimental validation of the helium cooling concept.
Analyses focused on the 73% of responders (n=203) who reported clinically significant hoarding behaviors (i.e., Saving Inventory-Revised scores of ≥40).
Price analyses focused on the top 80 medicines by value, accounting for 93% of pharmaceutical expenditure from the General Fund, with comparisons to international, regional and national references.
Region of interest analyses focused on the striatum, and we hypothesized greater reward activation in the afternoon, concordant with the circadian peak in positive affect.
Data analyses focused on the number and nature of constraints articulated by designers in these two types of tasks (evaluation vs design).
Such prudential pacifism is based upon cost-benefit analyses focused on the facts of particular conflicts.
Some of the analyses focused on the five most prevalent diagnostic groups, to gain more statistical power.
invite comparative analyses focused on the key question of whether the relations among key variables vary across specific groups of participants.
Our analyses focused on the data from release 0.6 which represented 86.6%% of all development tasks and the work of the 17 core development teams.
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